Frequently Ask Questions
A Loan Against property is one of the most preferred funding solutions to meet big-ticket expenses. There are several tax benefits available under the old tax regime that you can enjoy by availing of a Loan Against Property. Tax exemptions under Sections 22 and 37(1) can be availed of. However, tax benefits are not applicable if a Loan Against Property is used for personal purposes.
No, borrowers cannot seek tax benefits under section 123. Tax benefits for Loan Against Property are applicable under Sections 22 and 37(1).
A Home Loan and a Loan Against Property are substantial financing options, but they serve different purposes. It's not possible to convert a Loan Against Property into a Home Loan, as these two types of loans are distinct in nature and have different eligibility criteria.
Bajaj Housing Finance offers a Loan Against Property starting from 9.55%* p.a. for a self-employed applicant. The interest rates are determined by several factors including property’s value and CIBIL score.
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